Ship A Car Tips-Tricks Blog - Page 7

Cleaning or replacing a car air filter is a five-minute job: open the airbox, inspect, tap out debris or swap in a new filter. Here is how.

What to do when you lock your keys in the car: the checks worth trying first, remote-unlock apps, and when to call a locksmith instead of forcing it.

Shipping an expensive car is not technically harder than shipping an ordinary one. The mistakes are just more costly, and nearly all of them happen before the truck arrives. Here are the seven that account for most of the problems.

Three things account for almost all tire problems: pressure, age and alignment. Tread depth gets the attention because it is easy to see.

Why the gas door is on the left in some cars and the right in others: packaging, exhaust routing, and assembly economics, not regulation.

Removing a light bar or roof basket to get under 7 feet can put the truck back on the upper deck, and the saving beats the labor.

Real ways to save on car shipping: open transport, accurate vehicle details and knowing what the insurance already covers, plus why early booking and flexible dates buy a date, not a discount.

Shipping a motorcycle can seem intimidating, but with a little planning and preparation, you can do it yourself. This guide provides a step-by-step process for shipping a motorcycle and includes tips for choosing the right shipping method, preparing the motorcycle for shipment, and tracking the shipment. If you prefer to leave the shipping process to the professionals, consider using a company like Ship A Car, Inc. to handle the job for you.

Arranging car shipping yourself is simpler than it sounds: book two to four weeks ahead, verify FMCSA credentials, photograph the car, choose open or enclosed, and get the contract in writing.

Selling a used truck or trailer is a different job from selling a car, because the buyer is running a business. Preparation, pricing on comparables, the title chain, and the three ways equipment reaches its buyer.

In this article we will discuss everything you need to know about when shipping your classic car to the next classic car show.

Transporting a vehicle can provide entirely new difficulties. Trusting the professionals at Ship A Car with this assignment is a good idea. We’ll see that your car arrives at its destination stress-free.

Three options for moving a car to another city: ship it, hire a driver, or drive it yourself. As a rule, drive the short hops and ship anything long: here are the real costs and trade-offs of each.

Storms close passes for days, a weak battery still has to start at delivery, and road salt hides existing damage in your condition photos.